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2011 AGM & Conference!
May 10-12th, 2011
Prince Albert, SK
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Saskatchewan EMS Mascot!
Terry the
Traumasaurus is a paramedic dinosaur
whose job it is to help promote the well
being and safety of children in your
community. He is a great spokesman for
EMS in Saskatchewan!
For More
Information, visit
www.northeastems.com
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Leaders
in Emergency Medical Services
In 1959 the SRA-Saskatchewan Road
Ambulance was created as a non-profit organization to
answer the need for a unified body to represent the ambulance profession
in Saskatchewan. The organization was established to provide guidance,
support and a common voice on behalf of all ambulance services within
Saskatchewan. In later years, the name changed to SAA-Saskatchewan
Ambulance Association.
In May 2000, the Saskatchewan
Ambulance Association merged with the Saskatchewan Emergency Medical
Services Leadership Forum to create the Saskatchewan Emergency
Medical Services Association. Building on the foundation of the
past, SEMSA continues to forge a future for Emergency Medical
Services (EMS) in this province.
Today SEMSA represents 82 out of 110 ambulance services within
the province of Saskatchewan. Our mission today has evolved to play a
large role in the "best practices" for this province. However we remain
grounded to our past providing guidance, support and a common voice on
behalf of all.
Latest/Breaking News!
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 | Rebecca's Trail Announcement
 | On Thursday, October 20, 2011, Gord Moker CEO of Safe
Saskatchewan and Steve Skoworodko President of the
Saskatchewan Emergency Medical Services Association (SEMSA)
will be announcing the details of the Safe Saskatchewan-SEMSA
partnership and the release of Rebecca Trail |
| This summer Safe Saskatchewan and SEMSA worked together
in the development of Rebecca Trail – an injury prevention
activity that will engage Saskatchewan children, youth and
families with paramedics. |
| Grade five students will be at the event and testing
their safety smarts with Parkland Ambulance Care Ltd.
paramedics. Rebecca Trail will also be one of the many
features at the Prince Albert Family Safety Expo event,
happening on October 22, 2011. |
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Announcement (click here) |
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| Congratulations to Hutch Ambulance (Assiniboia)
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| SEMSA Annual Awards Ceremony
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| May 15-21, 2011
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| EMS Stretcher Push 2011-Monday May 9, 2011
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| Province Moves Forward with STARS Air
Medical Services
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| MD Ambulance Spring 2011 Education
Conference
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| Electricity: The Invisible Killer Public
Safety Message |
| Every year in Canada more than 1,000 contacts are made with
energized high voltage power lines and equipment. In addition to
these
contacts, electrical substations are routinely broken into. A
contact or break-in may require a response from police, fire or
EMS workers.
Each contact or electrical substation break-in has the potential
to place first responders at risk or serious injury or even
death. |
| Visit
http://www.electricity.ca/theinvisiblekiller/ for more
information! |
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| The Emergency Medical Services Chiefs of Canada (EMSCC)
has partnered with the Canadian Medic Alert Foundation to
create a joint award for paramedics and foundation members
involved in an event demonstrating a positive member outcome as
a result of the desired behaviors related to MedicAlert usage.
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| This award will be presented at the upcoming EMSCC
Conference in St. John's, Newfoundland June 8th through 10th,
2011. |
| For More Information,
click here.
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| ThinkFirst Smart Hockey Video is now Launched on
www.thinkfirst.ca
| Please visit
http://www.thinkfirst.ca/programs/hockey.aspx to view! |
| We are delighted with media coverage to date and
encourage you to forward this through your networks |
| Please continue to encourage audiences to visit
ThinkFirst Canada’s concussion pages for more information on
Brain injury prevention. |
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Media Release
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Deepest Sympathies to Keith
Robinson's family and friends
Keith Robinson passed away on March 22, 2011. Keith has been
courageously battling cancer for the last year. Keith worked for
St. Joseph’s Hospital EMS as an EMR since 2007. Keith will be
greatly missed by all staff and the members of the community.
Our thoughts go out to all his family and friends.
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| New 2011 SEMSA Application Form
| In an attempt to ensure critical data is being tracked
within the membership and to accurate maintain a yearly
"snapshot" of the industry within Saskatchewan, a new
application form has been created for you to download, fill
out and fax/mail in. |
| If any member has any questions or concerns, please feel
free to contact the office for more information. |
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Click Here for the application form!
(requires Adobe Reader 9 for electronic
submission/registration-click here)
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| NEW Saskatchewan Health Emergency Treatment Protocols!
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Archived News!
(CLICK HERE!)
This Page was last updated on...
Saturday, October 22, 2011 13:41:56
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Adobe Reader 9.0 for online submission)
EMS Job
Postings
Updated Weekly!
Questionnaire
SEMSA values feedback whether positive or negative regarding the services
it tries to provide the public, the industry and
the membership. Please click the link
below and fill out a brief questionnaire about
us and the website!
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